Free Linux Foundation OTCA Exam Questions

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Total 354 Questions | Updated On: Jan 29, 2026

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Question 1

Which of the following is a key limitation of traditional logging systems in distributed environments?

A : They often lack robust correlation mechanisms with traces and metrics.

B : They natively support distributed tracing information.

C : They have standardized context propagation across services.

D : They provide real-time log analysis capabilities.

Answer: A

Question 2

What is the primary purpose of a Span Link in OpenTelemetry?

A : To mark specific timed events within a Span.

B : To associate multiple Spans that have a causal relationship.

C : To indicate the status of a Span as error or ok.

D : To denote the start and end times of a Span.

Answer: B

Question 3

Which of the following is considered cloud-specific telemetry data?

A : Database query performance

B : CPU usage of a router

C : Configuration changes in cloud settings

D : User login events

Answer: C

Question 4

What role does the OpenTelemetry Collector play in the context of log management?

A : It only collects traces and metrics, not logs.

B : It replaces all existing logging libraries in applications.

C : It serves as a backend storage for logs.

D : It enriches and processes log data uniformly before exporting.

Answer: D

Question 5

You have a single receiver configured in your OpenTelemetry Collector that needs to send telemetry data to two separate trace pipelines. How can you achieve this configuration?

A : Define two separate receiver instances with different names.

B : Use a processor to duplicate the telemetry data to multiple pipelines.

C : List the same receiver under both pipeline configurations in the service.pipelines section.

D : Configure the receiver to export to multiple exporters within a single pipeline.

Answer: C

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